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*B 1,General Help
                    Welcome to I-Queue!
         (c) Copyright 1991 by Infinite Technologies
            Written by Bill Carter & Brett Warthen

  The preceding screen allows you to manipulate your current
  network printing or "capture" parameters.

  In general, the window at the bottom of your screen will
  indicate the availalble function key choices.

  Within the window, you may use the Up and Down Arrow keys
  to move the selection bar or selection indicator ().  For
  multiple choice selections, use the first letter of the
  desired choice or the left and right arrow keys to move
  the selection highlight.  For other input fields, press
  Enter to edit the current setting.
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  For more information on one of the following categories,
  highlight the desired topic, and press Enter.

    ^Capture Parameters^
    ^Display Print Queues^  (F2)
    ^Select Job Config^     (F9)
    ^Options^              (F10)
    ^About I-Queue^
    ^Command Line Parameters^
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*B 2,Capture Parameters
  CAPTURE PARAMETERS

  "Print To" indicates whether you are printing to a network
  print queue, a network file, or to your local printer.

  If you are printing to a network print queue, "Queue Name"
  indicates your current file server and print queue
  selection.  To change queues, move the selection indicator
  to this row, and press Enter.  You will be prompted to
  select from available print queues on your current file
  server.  To select another file server press INS.  If you
  are not logged into the file server you select, you will be
  prompted for a user ID and/or password.
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  If you are printing to a network file, enter the name of
  the file in the "File Name" field.  If a file capture is
  already in progess, the "File Name" field will indicate
  "File Capture in Progress..." To close the current capture
  file, move the selection bar to this field and press
  Enter.  "# Copies" indicates the number of copies of your
  print job, between 1 and 255 to be printed.

  "Setup String" is the character string that is inserted
  at the beginning of each print job.

  Press Enter to display this help topic:  ^Setup Strings^

  "Timeout" is a Yes or No selection as to whether the
  network should automatically close the print job if no
  print output is generated within the "# sec" specified.
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  "Form Feed" is a Yes or No selection as to whether the
  network should append a form feed to the end of your print
  job.

  "Expand Tabs" indicates whether the network should expand
  tab characters in the output stream.  Setting this to "No"
  is equivalent to byte stream mode in NetWare's menus.  If
  Tab Expansion is enabled, you may specify the number of
  spaces to be substituted for a tab.  The DOS and NetWare
  default is 8.

  "Banner" indicates whether or not a banner page should be
  printed before your print job.  If "Yes", you are also
  prompted for the text to appear on this banner.
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  "AutoEndCap" is a NetWare feature, as to whether the
  network should automatically close the print job when the
  application program closes the PRN or LPTx device.

  "Form Number" indicates the form number on which the print
  job should be printed.  The default is 0.

  "Notify" indicates if a print server should notify you
  when your print job has completed printing.

  "Status" indicates whether a new print job should print as
  soon as possible (READY), delayed indefinitely (HELD), or
  delayed until a specified time (DELAYED).  Only available
  if the add-in program ONHOLD is loaded.

  ^General Help^
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*B 3,Display Print Queues
  DISPLAY PRINT QUEUES

  Pressing F2 allows you to display and manipulate jobs that
  are currently in the network print queues.

  If you are currently capturing to a queue you will be shown
  the print jobs for that queue, otherwise you will be
  prompted to select a print queue. To select another file
  server press INS. If you are not logged into the file
  server that you select, I-Queue will prompt you for a Login
  ID and Password.

  If you submitted the print job, or you are a designated
  Q_OPERATOR for the selected queue in NetWare, you can press
  the Delete key to delete a job.
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  You can also press Enter to display more information about
  the job.  Again, if it is your job, or you are a
  Q_OPERATOR, you will be able to change the job's
  parameters.  Q_OPERATORs can even change the positions of
  queue jobs or move/copy jobs to another queue or disk
  file.

  For more information, context sensitive help is available
  for all screens.

  ^General Help^
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*B 5,About I-Queue
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  For more information about I-Queue, and other Infinite
  Technologies products, contact:

               Infinite Technologies
           11403 Cronhill Drive, Suite D
               Owings Mills, MD 21117
                     (301)-363-1097
               FAX:  (301)-363-3779

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*B 6,Command Line Parameters
 COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS

 To load I-Queue into memory, you simply issue the command
 IQ.  Once loaded into resident memory, you can activate
 I-Queue by pressing its default "hot-key" combination,
 <ALT>-<Q>.

 To control certain aspects of I-Queue's operation,
 including changing the hot-key, you must specify command-
 line parameters when loading I-Queue.  The following
 command-line parameters are currently defined:

      /U   Un-installs (or unloads) I-Queue from resident
           memory.

      /NR  Runs I-Queue in non-resident mode.  This is the
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           preferred way to run I-Queue under multi-
           tasking environments such as Quarterdeck Desqview,
           Microsoft Windows 3.0 and Software Carousel.

      /NE  Tells I-Queue not to use expanded memory.

      /NX  Tells I-Queue not to use extended memory.

      /ND  Tells I-Queue not to use disk overlays.

      /D   Tells I-Queue to ignore expanded and extended
           memory and use a disk overlay model.

      /NU  Tells I-Queue not to use "upper" memory blocks
           (memory between 640KB and 1MB) provided by 80386
           based memory managers like QEMM and 386-to-the-
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           MAX.

 CHANGING THE I-QUEUE HOT-KEY

 The I-Queue "hot-key" is the key that you press to "pop-
 up" or activate I-Queue.  By default, this hot-key is
 <ALT>-<Q>.  However, this hot-key may conflict with a hot-
 key used by another application.

 For this reason, the I-Queue hot-key can be remapped to
 any combination of <ALT> or <CTRL> and any alphabetic key or
 function key.  In other words, I-Queue can use any of the
 following as hot keys:  <ALT>-<A> thru <ALT>-<Z>, <CTRL>-<A>
 thru <CTRL>-<Z>, <ALT>-<F1> thru <ALT>-<F12>, or <CTRL>-<F1>
 thru <CTRL>-<F12>.
 This hot-key can be specified on the command-line when
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 loading IQ.COM, and changed at any time by re-executing
 IQ.COM, with any of the following command-line parameters.

      #    Tells I-Queue to use <CTRL> instead of <ALT> in
           the hot-key.

      A-Z  Any alphabetic character from A to Z can be
           specified to work in conjunction with <ALT> or
           <CTRL> in the hot-key.

      Fxx  Any function key (F1-F12) can be specified to work
           in conjunction with <ALT> or <CTRL> in the hot-
           key.
 Examples:
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    IQ alone defaults to the <ALT>-<Q> hot-key, or if
    I-Queue has already been loaded, the hot-key is not
    changed.

    IQ #X tells I-Queue to use <CTRL>-<X> as its
    hot-key.

    IQ Z tells I-Queue to use <ALT>-<Z> as its hot-key.

    IQ F1 tells I-Queue to use <ALT>-<F1> as its hot-key.

  ^General Help^
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*B 10,Select File Server
  SELECT FILE SERVER

  If multiple file servers exist on your internetwork, this
  selection window allows you to select a print queue on a
  file server other than your current server.

  If you are not logged on to the file server that you
  select, you will be prompted to enter a Login ID and
  Password.

  Your current file server is highlighted by default, so just
  press Enter if you do not wish to work with a file server
  other than your default.
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  Press Enter to select the highlighted file server and
  select from that server's print queues.

  Press Escape to back-up one menu level.

  ^General Help^
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*B 11,Select Print Queue
  SELECT PRINT QUEUE

  This is a list of Print Queues defined on the current file
  server.

  To select a queue, highlight that queue and press Enter.

  Press Escape to back-up one menu level.

  ^General Help^
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*B 20,Current Print Jobs
  CURRENT PRINT JOBS

  This is a list of print jobs in the selected queue.
  Information on this screen includes:

  - The job's position in the queue.
  - The User Name of the user who submitted the job.
  - The size of the job in bytes.
  - The date and time on which the job was submitted.

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  Additionally, some status information may be presented,
  such as:

  - * PRINTING * indicates that the job is currently being
    printed.
  - * QUEUEING * indicates that the submitting workstation is
    still in the process of submitting the job.
  - * ON HOLD * indicates that the user or operator has
    placed a "hold" on the job.
  _ * DELAYED * indicates that the job is waiting until a
    specified data and time to print.
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  If it is your job or if you are a Q_OPERATOR for this
  queue, you may highlite a job and place a "hold" on
  it (F7), or release it to print (F8).

  To hold all of your jobs, or all jobs in this queue
  if you are a Q_OPERATOR, press SHIFT+F7.  To release
  them press SHIFT+F8.

  Press INS to view jobs in other print queues.

  Additional options are available when you press
  Enter to display the print job.

  ^Print Job Display^
  ^General Help^
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*B 30,Print Job Display
  PRINT JOB DISPLAY

  If you submitted the job, or are a designated Q_OPERATOR,
  you can manipulate parameters for jobs already in the print
  queue.

  You can also press the <Delete> key to delete a job from
  the print queue.  Or press F5 to Copy or Move a job to
  another queue, or copy to a disk file.

  Parameters that may be changed include:

  "Job Description" - A simple text message describing the
  job's contents.
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  "Queue Position" - Q_OPERATORS may change the position of a
  job in the queue.

  "Hold" - If Hold is set to Yes, the job will remain in the
  queue, but will not be printed until Hold is reset to No.

  "# Copies" - The number of copies of the job that will be
  printed.

  "Form Feed" - Indicates whether or not a form feed will be
  added to the end of the job.

  "Expand Tabs" - Yes indicates that the print server should
  expand tabs in the print stream to the Tab Size specified.
  No is the equivalent of "Byte Stream" mode in the NetWare
  documentation.
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  "Banner" - Indicates whether a banner page should be
  printed before the job.  If Yes, you may modify the Banner
  Text.

  "Form Number" - Specifies the form number that the job
  should be printed on.

  "Defer Printing" - Yes indicates a job is to be deferred
  until a specified date and time.  This should not be
  construed to mean the date and time the job will print,
  but only the earliest that it can.  No indicates that
  the job will be printed without delay.

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*B 21,Setup Strings
  SETUP STRINGS

  A "setup string" is typically used to initialize a printer.
  The default maximum length for this string is 64 bytes,
  but it's maximum length may be 0-256 bytes.

  Press enter to edit the current setup string.  To pick a
  pre-defined printer mode press INS.

  To enter control characters place the ascii value of
  the code require in <>'s.  For example: ESCAPE would be
  <27>

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  Default setup strings are created by the Supervisor.  These
  strings are compatible with the NetWare utilities CAPTURE,
  NPRINT and PRINTCON.

  "Custom" setup strings are useable only from within
  I-Queue.  If you create a setup string and require that
  it be useable with CAPTURE or NPRINT, ask the network
  supervisor to include it for you.

  ^Printer Modes^
  ^Setup String Maximum Length^
  ^General Help^
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*B 22,Printer Modes
  PRINTER MODES

  Printer modes are pre-defined setup strings for your
  printer.

  Press Enter to select the high-lighted mode.  Press Esc
  to cancel mode selection.

  If none of the modes displayed perform the function you
  require,  press INS to view a list of Printer Functions.

  ^Printer Functions^
  ^General Help^
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*B 23,Printer Functions
  PRINTER FUNCTIONS

  Printer functions are character sequences that (typically)
  perform one printer operation.  An example might be "<27>E"
  to reset a LaserJet printer.

  Highlight the function you wish to add to the setup string
  and press Enter.  Press Esc to end selecting functions.

  If the function you require is not included in this list,
  press INS to choose from a list of available printers.

  ^General Help^
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*B 29,Setup String Maximum Length
  CHANGING SETUP STRING MAXIMUM LENGTH

  To change the maximum length of the "setup string", add
  (or modify) the following entry in SHELL.CFG, where n is
  the desired length.

            PRINT HEADER=n
  ^General Help^
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*B 40,Login to File Server
  LOGIN TO FILE SERVER

  You are not logged into the file server you selected.

  Enter a Login ID and Password for the selected server,
  or press Escape to Cancel.

  ^General Help^
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*B 51,Set Default Configuration
  SET DEFAULT PRINT CONFIGURATION

  Press Y to make selected configuration the default
  print configuration.

  NOTE: This is the same as using PRINTCON and "Select
  Default Print Job Configuration".

  ^General Help^
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*B 52,Printer Device Selection
  PRINTER DEVICES

  This is a list of printer devices that have been defined
  by the SUPERVISOR.

  Press Enter to select the highlighted device.

  ^General Help^
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*B 54,Printer Definition Files
  PRINTER DEFINITION FILES (PDF)

  This is a list of printer definition files (PDF).  Each
  PDF contains a list of functions that the printer will
  support.

  Press Enter to select the highlighted Printer.

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*B 56,OnHold Information
  ONHOLD

  OnHold is add-in package that works with I-Queue, CAPTURE
  and NPRINT, that allows you to force print jobs to be
  printed at a delayed time, or to be held until released.

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*B 50,Select Job Config
  SELECT JOB CONFIGURATION

  This option allows you to select a pre-defined print
  configuration.

  Highlight the print configuration you want, then press
  Enter to select it.

  Press INS to toggle between a "local" and a "global"
  print configuration file.  Note:  It is only possible
  to select a "global" print configuration if your
  SUPERVISOR has enabled this option.

  ^General Help^
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*B 58,Options
  Save Printcon Job Configuration:  If you are using
  a "local" PrintCon, this option will save your current
  settings for future use.  You will be presented with
  a choice of existing print configurations.  To replace
  one of these, highlight your choice and press Enter.
  To create a new configuration press INS, you will then
  be prompted to enter a name for the new configuration.
  NOTE: Netware currently limits you to 37 distinct print
  configurations.

  Save Setup String:  This option will save a "custom"
  setup string for future use.  I-Queue will first check
  to ensure that your setup string is unique, then it
  will prompt you for a name for this "custom" setup
  string.  There is no limit on the number of "custom"
  setup strings that you can create.
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  Set default job configuration:  If you are using a
  "local" PrintCon, this option will set the default
  job configuration, for use with CAPTURE and NPRINT.
  You will be presented with a list of existing print
  configuration.  Highlight the choice that you want
  to be default and press Enter.

  Insert file in queue:  This option will allow you to
  "insert" a file into a print queue.  You will be
  presented with a list of files in the current directory.
  Note:  sub-directories are shown with a "\" appended to
  their name, "..\" denotes the parent directory, and drives
  are bracketed ([] ie [C:]).  Highlight the file you want
  to insert, and press Enter.   Press Esc at any time to
  cancel this option.
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  Toggle long/short form:  this option with change the amount
  of information displayed on the initial page of I-QUEUE.
  The short form consist of the most frequently used options
  only:

    - Printer
    - Print To
    - Queue or Filename
    - Number of copies
    - Printer setup string

  The long form displays all ^Capture Parameters^.

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*B 59,Insert File
  INSERT A FILE

  Highlight the file to insert and press ENTER.  To change
  to a different directory or drive, highlight the directory
  or drive name and press enter.
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*B 100,Error Message

  NO FURTHER INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON THIS ERROR MESSAGE.

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